Wolves Women’s 3-0 win over West Bromwich Albion on Sunday not only secured Black Country bragging rights once again, but also ensured Dan McNamara’s side remained unbeaten in the FA Women’s National League for an entire calendar year.
They also now sit top of the league going into the new year.
The unbeaten run in total now stretches to 31 matches having last tasted defeat in September 2024. We have broken down some numbers for the Old Gold’s incredible 2025 in the third tier.
In their 23 league matches played this year, Wolves have won 19 and drawn just four, scoring an incredible 81 goals in the process while the back-line has been breached only 17 times. On only four occasions have the side conceded more than once in a match, while they have also kept 11 clean sheets.
The team’s biggest league win in 2025 came by a six goal margin – on two occasions – as they ended their 24/25 campaign with a 6-0 win over Liverpool Feds and well as recording a 7-1 win on the road at Hull in September.
2026 could be a huge year for Wolves Women, starting with a top of the table clash with Burnley on Sunday 4th January. Your support DOES make a difference and the girls will need to Pack behind them as they look to achieve promotion to WSL2. Half-season tickets for their five remaining home games at the SEAH Stadium are on sale now here, while all individual match tickets can also be purchased via the Wolves online ticketing site.
